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Credit Pacific Service Union Fred Everett was jogging through Veterans Park after dinner one night this summer when he felt something coming up behind him. He turned just in time to get hit with pesticide from a Mercer County truck spraying for mosquitoes.

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Credit First Service Union "The cloud fell directly on me," Everett said. "I could taste it."

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Credit Public Service Union Though state and federal agencies report that the spray, called Scourge Insecticide, poses a minimal risk to people if used properly, warning labels on the product caution it is harmful if swallowed or absorbed through the skin.

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Card Credit Processing Service A mosquito fact sheet on the county's Web site also warns children and others who may have a higher risk for exposure should be especially careful to avoid Scourge.

Center Credit Service Union "If they violate the packing label, they violate federal law and I believe a federal law was violated by spraying this stuff on people," Everett said. "What about her internal organs?"

Card Credit Service Wireless The longtime Hamilton resident appealed to the Mercer County freeholders earlier this week to require that spraying be done at night when the park is closed and that signs be posted so residents can avoid the area until the pesticide levels drop.

Credit Security Service Union But John Phelps of the county's mosquito control office said a late-night schedule isn't possible.

Credit Report Service The 10 inspectors who work for the county spray between 400 and 500 locations for mosquitoes, and most of the work needs to take place at dusk when the bugs are out for a feast, Phelps said.

Blogspot Com Christian "Dusk is a very limited time period," he said. "We can't do it at night. It's not going to be as effective. We would like to do all of our control when people aren't around, but it's not always convenient."

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Credit Federal Service Union Phelps said inspectors do their best to avoid people when they're spraying.

Credit Monitoring Service "This was just an unfortunate accident," Phelps said. "For the most part, I like to say our guys watch out for people."

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Card Credit Online Service "We use less than four fluid ounces per acre," Phelps said. "We follow the pesticide labels to a tee."

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc Scourge's label recommends spraying be done in the early morning or evening. It also suggests those who get the substance on their skin or swallow it should seek medical attention.

Card Credit Fleet Service A fact sheet on the county's Web site also warns that children's toys should be moved away from the application area - a fact that concerns Everett because he routinely took Madison to the swings in Veterans Park.

Card Consolidation Credit "If I put the child on the swing, she is going to put her hands in her mouth," Everett said. "She is going to be eating the product."

Credit Free Online Report Despite its many potential hazards, Scourge is approved as an acceptable pesticide by the state, according to Jack Kaskey, a spokesman for the state Department of Environmental Protection.

Credit Federal First Service "The actual amount of pesticide is very low, so there is minimal risk, but you're not supposed to spray it directly on people," Kaskey said.

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Center Credit Family Service In an effort to inform the public about the spraying program, the county's office posts a schedule on the county Web site, but the spray that hit Everett on July 29 was not scheduled.

Credit Reporting Service "I would like to say we could keep it up to date perfectly, but that isn't always true," Phelps said.

Cca Credit Division Service The state also requires all mosquito control boards to take out legal ads in newspapers informing people the inspectors will be out on the job, Kaskey said. Mercer County has taken out such an ad in The Times every 23 days since the beginning of May.

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Card Credit Customer Discover Kaskey said the best way to be fully informed about the spraying schedule is to request an e-mail from the county 12 hours prior to every spray - a measure that the state requires the county to offer.

Credit Repair Report Service Everett said he only discovered the e-mail list when he started to research the product. At that point, he also filed a complaint against the county with the federal Environmental Protection Agency.

Credit Legal Repair Service Everett said he couldn't remember if he filed a complaint with the state DEP, but Kaskey said his office is investigating a similar complaint on record. The state's pesticide complaint office gets between 200 and 250 calls a year, but only about 10 of those reports are related to mosquito control, he said.

Cic Credit Monitoring Service Those who violate state laws on pesticides face anything from a warning to a $3,000 fine.

Ccs Credit Division Service As for Everett's idea of posting a sign to notify people of the spraying, Kaskey said state law does not mandate such notification, but Phelps said he thinks it might work.

Credit Service Union Worker "That's a very good idea," said Phelps, whose office was allotted $550,900 in fiscal year 2003. "I would like it if the police would give us a hand on this. They could just not let anybody in the park for 10 minutes.

1st Credit Service Union "We have to be out there. We're controlling the population of mosquitoes because of the West Nile virus and because they are a serious nuisance."

Card Chase Credit Customer Hamilton Councilman Wayne DeAngelo, who helped Everett contact the county, said he also wants signs to be posted so residents know the area is being sprayed.

Card Chase Credit Service "I do realize we have mosquitoes in the area and a West Nile problem, and we want to stifle that, but we also have to take consideration of our residents," DeAngelo said.

Citi Credit Monitoring Service The freeholders asked the county administrator to look into the problem during their meeting this week.

Credit Plus Service Union As for Everett, he has not gone back to the park since his family was sprayed.

Credit Farm Service "I'm afraid to go back," he said. "I just want my park back. They sprayed someone they shouldn't have - because I'm not going away."

1st Credit Federal Service By Karen Ayres
Trenton Times - 9/11/2003

Topic: Pesticides

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